Summit County, CO: 15 findings, 1 at an alert level, 4 at a watch level and 10 noted
15 findings fired for Summit County, CO this run, against a typical home value of $969,935 in August 2026 and covered employment of 23,889 in 2026 Q1. 3 further findings are not listed here.
Rules version 1. Assembled 2026-10-06. Back to Summit County, CO.
12 findings #
alertSummit County, CO's covered employment is -4.1% against a year earlier, an alert level here: covered employment at least 3 percent below the same quarter a year earlier (BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published; convention chosen for this dashboard, not an official level). The previous published period is not in this table, so this is a standing level rather than a change.
Period 2026 Q1.Show the arithmetic
- test: jobs.yoy.emp = -4.1 <= -3
BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published; convention chosen for this dashboard, not an official level
watchSummit County, CO's years of wages of 16.6 ranks 10th of 3,063 US counties, a watch level here: years of wages in the top tenth of US counties (position among the counties that published both a ZHVI value and a QCEW average weekly wage; not an official level). The previous published period is not in this table, so this is a standing level rather than a change.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- test: yearsOfWages percentile = 99.70607446113651 >= 90
- typical home value / (average weekly wage × 52); one average covered job, not a household
position among the counties that published both a ZHVI value and a QCEW average weekly wage; not an official level
watchSummit County, CO's years of wages is 16.6, a watch level here: typical home value worth 10 or more years of one average covered wage (typical home value / (average weekly wage × 52), one average covered job rather than a household; convention chosen for this dashboard, not an official level). The previous published period is not in this table, so this is a standing level rather than a change.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- test: yearsOfWages = 16.550661952362855 >= 10
- typical home value / (average weekly wage × 52); one average covered job, not a household
typical home value / (average weekly wage × 52), one average covered job rather than a household; convention chosen for this dashboard, not an official level
watchSummit County, CO's covered employment is -4.1% against a year earlier, a watch level here: covered employment below the same quarter a year earlier (BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published; not an official level). The previous published period is not in this table, so this is a standing level rather than a change.
Period 2026 Q1.Show the arithmetic
- test: jobs.yoy.emp = -4.1 < 0
BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published; not an official level
watchSummit County, CO's price-to-rent ratio of 23.0 scores 87 on the 0-to-100 scale across US counties but 47 across Colorado counties, a gap of 40 points.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- 40 = |87 across US counties - 47 across Colorado counties|
- typical home value / (typical rent × 12); Zillow ZHVI over ZORI, same month
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
noteSummit County, CO's covered employment was 4.1% lower than the same quarter a year earlier in 2026 Q1, on BLS QCEW's published over-the-year change.
Period 2026 Q1.Show the arithmetic
- -4.1 % = BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change for 2026 Q1, as published
- the newest QCEW file carries no year-earlier level, so no move from one level to another is printed
BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published
noteSummit County, CO's average weekly wage was 3.7% higher than the same quarter a year earlier in 2026 Q1, on BLS QCEW's published over-the-year change.
Period 2026 Q1.Show the arithmetic
- +3.7 % = BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change for 2026 Q1, as published
- the newest QCEW file carries no year-earlier level, so no move from one level to another is printed
BLS QCEW over-the-year percent change, as published
noteSummit County, CO's typical asking rent rose 1.3% from $3,472 in July 2026 to $3,518 in August 2026, on Zillow ZORI.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- +1.3% = (3517.813119755912 - 3471.5488241920903) / 3471.5488241920903 × 100
- 3517.813119755912 = Zillow ZORI, 2026-08
- 3471.5488241920903 = Zillow ZORI, 2026-07
noteSummit County, CO's typical home value of $969,935 ranks 22nd of 3,063 US counties, against a median of $234,566.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- 99 on the 0-to-100 scale across 3063 US counties that published home.latest
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
noteSummit County, CO's typical asking rent of $3,518 ranks 12th of 1,399 US counties, against a median of $1,496.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- 99 on the 0-to-100 scale across 1399 US counties that published rent.latest
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
noteSummit County, CO's typical asking rent of $3,518 ranks 2nd of 35 Colorado counties, against a median of $1,975.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- 97 on the 0-to-100 scale across 35 Colorado counties that published rent.latest
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
noteSummit County, CO's typical home value of $969,935 ranks 5th of 62 Colorado counties, against a median of $450,011.
Period 2026-08.Show the arithmetic
- 93 on the 0-to-100 scale across 62 Colorado counties that published home.latest
position among the entities that published this metric this period; not an official level
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